Even the most toxic shit I saw on Lemmy is a normal day on Reddit in comparison.
It’s not perfect. There are Reddit 2.0 out there. But luckily they have been defederated.
I hate to tell you this, but Lemmy.world is the most Reddit like instance out there.
You are now banned from /c/pyongyang
I play non-stupid games and still get stupid prizes.
How is a black screen with white text that says “contratulation” a good prize? It took me like 3 days to beat that game, man.
Give me the next cliched comment….
I’ll wait.
To the top with you!
Came here to say this.
Angry upvote
And my axe!
Thanks for the gold, kind stranger.
Edit: speling
Tell me you’re a redditor without telling me you’re a redditor
Also the sheer level of sadism that comes out in a relationships story about infidelity
Everything short of admitting to fantasizing about murdering the cheater gets you called a doormat these days, and victims of very concerted deception efforts get called idiots for being deceived.
I remember an Ask Reddit for people that cheated. Most of them were in an abusive or manipulative relationship of some kind, yet most still felt guilty for acting out. Some chose to cheat and be caught because everything else they tried to get away hadn’t worked—obviiusly even that didn’t work in some cases.
Yeah but those aren’t usually the people who get the reddit stories specifically about them,
Honestly I think that explains the phenomenon, it’s a reporter effect, everyone lashes out so hard at cheaters because the ones they hear about aren’t deliberately trying to escape a toxic relationship, they’re selfish and narcissistic or lead into that mindset enough to destroy someone else’s life over it.
Honestly I just think it’s a sign that we need more supporting resources available to people, like state run shelters and stuff, because not being able to find security if they leave is what traps so many people in abusive relationships to begin with.